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stickdog99 » Tue Oct 24, 2017 2:15 pm wrote:Oh, I forgot. Because of his father!
stickdog99 » Tue Oct 24, 2017 2:14 am wrote:To summarize:
If Paddock actually rented out the adjoining room, something that I have never heard anyone claim except iamwhoiam, then that adjoining room was room 32-134.
However, while it is possible to rent out both the huge 32-135 suite and adjoining room 32-134 because they have adjoining interior doors as do many hotel rooms, nobody has ever claimed that both of these rooms were booked by Paddock, who was after all just a single person who would have no need of an extra bedroom and bathroom whatsoever. And since Sheriff Lombardo claims that Paddock paid for his room starting September 28th, we can throw out the idea that it was comped because he is such a high roller, which also makes no sense because, again, Paddock was just a single occupant. Why comp him anything more than an almost 2000 square foot suite when you can book (or comp) the adjoining room to someone else?
In addition, Brian Hodge claims that he was staying in room 32-134.
So the questions remain unanswered. Why did Paddock utilize room 32-134 at all? How and when did he gain access to this room? Why did he even need access to this room? Why did he break the window in 32-134 when he had plenty of windows in 32-135 that would have given him the same or better line of sight on anything he was shooting at? When did he break these windows? Which windows did he fire out of and when?
Why did he place cameras in front of room 32-134 when this would show nothing but a view across the hall? Why didn't he place the cameras in front of the door of 32-135, from which vantage he would have gotten at least some view of anyone approaching either room from a distance?
Which door did he fire the supposed 200 rounds through? When he received no return fire whatsoever, why didn't he just open his door to get a clear look (and clear shot) at the unarmed intruder who supposedly startled him? Why did he spray his rounds blindly and injure Campos, then ignore Campos and wait six full minutes to fire his next rounds?
stickdog99 » Tue Oct 24, 2017 2:14 am wrote:To summarize:
If Paddock actually rented out the adjoining room, something that I have never heard anyone claim except iamwhoiam, then that adjoining room was room 32-134.
However, while it is possible to rent out both the huge 32-135 suite and adjoining room 32-134 because they have adjoining interior doors as do many hotel rooms, nobody has ever claimed that both of these rooms were booked by Paddock, who was after all just a single person who would have no need of an extra bedroom and bathroom whatsoever.
He reportedly used Danley's slot machine card to gamble at the Mandalay Bay's casino, according to Clark County Commission Chairman Steve Sisolak. It's not clear when he first showed up at the hotel, but he checked into the suite and an adjoining room on the 32nd floor on Thursday, September 28.
And then, shortly after 10 p.m. on Sunday, Paddock apparently swung a heavy hammer to smash out two windows, one in the room and the other in the suite. He opened fire on an unsuspecting crowd attending a country music festival 32 stories below. Round after round hailed down in rapid bursts for nine, 10, up to 11 minutes. It felt like an eternity.
My guess is in two or three days you will forget you have even read this.
Brentos » Tue Oct 24, 2017 10:42 am wrote:Here is Hodge in a live interview confirming that police told him that his room was the room that the suspect was in, when he gave his room# to them: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h5vOBTa ... u.be&t=501
I believe Hodge has claimed elsewhere that he was in room 32-134. Room 32-134 is the room with the other broken window. So something is not adding up here, since there are conflicting reports. If the media presented floor plans are correct, the only adjoining room is 32-134. The CNN article says that Paddock rented an adjoining room, which would had to have been 32-134. This totally does not jive with Hodge's story. Hodge has connections to the casino industry from Australia, before working in Hollywood. Hodge is either telling porkies, or someone else is.
I trust NYTimes and CNN about as much as I trust someone like Laura Loomer. Laura has the bonus that she actually tried to act like an investigative journalist, at least with Campos, rather than simply regurgitate information fed them. About all that can be inferred from the torrents of BS spun by both mainstream and social media, is where inconsistencies lie, since a vast majority is hearsay, or perhaps deliberate disinfo.
stickdog99 » Tue Oct 24, 2017 2:15 am wrote:Oh, I forgot. Because of his father!
Heaven Swan » Mon Oct 23, 2017 12:34 pm wrote:
That said, how tedious! This thread has gotten bogged down in minutiae.
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